Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East will be available in the following territories: USA, Canada, Central & South America, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.

They would have lost their lives if they did not make the choice back then. The legendary eight beads and their owners... One is for someone important, and one is for his life as a human. The story of a destiny to encounter and fights lead by the beads, have just begun.

The student council of the private school Hekiyo Academy is a paradise where wild delusions never rest. After successfully joining the student council due to his excellent grades, the second-year vice president, Ken Sugisaki, aims to make the female remainder of the student council his harem, but is regularly treated like nothing more than air...

The strongest little kid around, president Kurimu Sakurano; the cool and kind but super-sadistic secretary, Chizuru Akaba; the boyish vice president who's surprisingly girly at times, Minatsu Shiina; and the sweet, lovely treasurer with several regrettable qualities, Mafuyu Shiina...

The crazy, almost out-of-control daily lives of these highly unique members is still continuing nonstop - today, tomorrow, and the day after!

But the time limit imposed by the upcoming graduation is drawing nearer... What will happen to the student council? What will its members do?! Do we never learn, making a second anime season out of this?!

This new title will start broadcasting on Sunday January 6 at 7:00 am Pacific Time to audiences in the following territories: U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Middle East, and South America.

For those that never read teh 15 manga installments of Ishida & Asakura here's what you can expect to see on the anime adapted version:

“The friendship of high school boys can be a unique and oftentimes surreal existence for outsiders looking in. Of course, the friendship between our protagonists Ishida and Asakura, are no different. Join these two crazy characters as they get into all sorts of hilarious antics this winter season!”

Given that YTV is the publisher and the streaming time is ahead of the Japanese broadcast, I think Crunchyroll is a day ahead on the time that show is supposed to be streamed. Because Ishida & Asakura is a Sunday series(going by American time)

95% of the winter shows are like this....unwatchable trash but its not CR's fault just a shitty season for anime ahead of us.Spring has a shit ton of good shows coming tho... Gotta stick with my fairy tail/hunterxhunter/robitcs notes and naru coming outta fillers to keep me busy.